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EU Cuts Tariff-Free Steel Quota 33% For Close Trade Partners

The European Union will reserve half of its steel quotas for countries with free-trade deals under new measures meant to protect local industry from mostly Chinese imports.

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EU Cuts Tariff-Free Steel Quota 33% For Close Trade Partners
The European Union will reserve half of its steel quotas for countries with free-trade deals under new measures meant to protect local industry from mostly Chinese imports.
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